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The State Legislative District (SLD) Reference maps display the boundaries, names, and/or codes of State Legislative Districts in effect for the 2016 election cycle (refer to the Census Redistricting Data Program webpage for more information). Four states (Florida, Georgia, Maryland, and Minnesota) delineated new boundaries for the 2016 election cycle. New maps were created only for the states with SLD changes. All other states continue to maintain their previous state legislative district boundaries.
Two separate map types make up this series: one that displays State Legislative Districts – Upper Chamber (SLDUs) and one that displays State Legislative Districts – Lower Chamber (SLDLs). Each of these maps shows the extent of the subject State Legislative District, as well as the surrounding SLDs of the same type.
In addition to SLDUs or SLDLs, these maps also show federal and state American Indian reservations, off-reservation trust lands, Alaska Native areas, Hawaiian home lands, states and state equivalents, counties and county equivalents, county subdivisions (in states where they function as governmental units), and places. These maps also display a base feature network including roads, railroads, and water bodies. These features are labeled as map scale permits. Each entity is covered by one or more map sheets at a single scale. An index map showing the sheet configuration is included for all entities requiring more than one sheet. The map sheet size is 36 by 32 inches.
Upper Chamber Maps
Lower Chamber Maps
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